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• The security risks of using Wi-Fi on the Tube

  03.04.2013

  The arrival of widespread public Wi-Fi access across London Underground has been broadly welcomed by the general public, particularly those with smartphones and tablets who want to maintain internet access inside stations in order to continue to use their devices.

• Wi-Fi sensors for remote monitoring

  28.03.2013

  Monnit released a new line of Wi-Fi sensors, known as MoWi.

• Attacking SCADA wireless systems

  25.03.2013

  Leased lines are recurring costs throughout the power grid.

• Researcher warns about critical flaw in D-Link routers

  06.02.2013

  A security flaw in D-Link's DIR-300 and DIR-600 routers could allow remote attackers to inject execute arbitrary shell commands via a simple POST request without being authenticated to the device or by tricking the routers' owners into sending the request themselves, warns security researcher Michael Messner.

• Wireless Reconnaissance in Penetration Testing

  06.02.2013

  Authors: Matthew Neely, Alex Hamerstone and Chris Sanyk Pages: 226 Publisher: Syngress ISBN: 1597497312 Introduction Reconnaissance should always be the first stage of a cyber attack or penetration test, and the success of these attempts is usually closely tied with the quality of information gathered during this phase.

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